$5,300 and then I think it is reasonable to get $200 out of an almost brand new set of 27" mudlites and rims...........right? I mean they did cost 700 or more......

You guys agree?

 

Stocks,one thing to consider is the dealer has more selling options than an owner...such as ready financing,discounts,and a new bike.....also warranties etc. etc. Most people that have enough bread for a used bike,can afford a new one....Financing adds are subtracts from the number of qualified buyers....

 

The two sold in Colorado were private sales, not a dealer. Don't forget the aftermarket pipe this guy has on his KQ as well as the tires and wheels. I have to agree with Stocks that $5,500 is probably a doable price, at least in this part of the country, not sure about other parts.

 

average joe,

why are you selling it? 56nomad just bought a used (I think) '05 KQ....ask him where he got it and what he paid. That should help a little.